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5 Dinge, die du diese Woche wissen musst: Neues von Apple, Alternativen zur Luca-App und – jawohl – ein Eichhörnchen Claudia Wieschollek © Apple Apples Senior Vice President für Softwareentwicklung, Craig Federighi, stellt das neue Betriebssystem Monterey vor. Jeden Montagmorgen berichten wir über fünf Dinge, die zum Wochenstart wichtig sind. Diesmal geht es unter anderem um Alternativen zur Luca-App, Jeff Bezos’ Steuerdaten und Apples WWDC. Es sieht ganz so aus, als würde der Sommer endlich Einzug halten. Während ich diesen Newsletter schreibe, zwitschern dra...

June 3, 1990, was a window of optimism, but U.S.-Russia relations are again as cold as they were in the mid-1980s.

Are you wondering how it all began? In the Beginning, There Was Light By Steve Ciarcia (Founder, Circuit Cellar)  Whenever I run into Circuit Cellar fans at conventions or techie-type gatherings, many invariably mention either how they’ve enjoyed following my projects and career since BYTE magazine or that they’ve recently discovered Circuit Cellar and wonder where it came from and how long it has been around. Certainly, if the tech-publishing world was apolitical and less competitive back in the day, someone might have published an unbiased account that wasn’t completely Silicon Valle...

Curtis H. Thorfinnson Curtis “Curt” H. Thorfinnson, was the youngest of three sons born to Hjalti “Mike” and Johanna “Jo” Thorfinnson on June 10, 1939. He grew up in Wahpeton, ND, where he graduated from high school in 1957 and North Dakota State School of Science in 1959. On August 19, 1961, he married his high school sweetheart, Bonnie Koppelman. They lived in Fargo where Bonnie taught 2nd grade and Curt completed classes and student-taught at Moorhead State College’s campus school. He graduated with a major in math and science which he taught in Abercrombie, ND in add...

William H. Gutz, known by all as Bill, passed away peacefully at 4:04 PM, December 16, 2020, at Maplewood Assisted Living Facility, Deer River, Minnesota, where he resided since September 4, 2019, surrounded by family, friends, and staff. He was born March 11, 1936, in Bowman County, North Dakota. The family moved to Minnesota, where they grew up on a farm. Bill enlisted in The Army of The United States as a High Speed Radio Operator in the Signal Corps after high school. He attended Army Airborne School, graduated, and became a Paratrooper. He was assigned at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, with a ...